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International business and entrepreneurship is always intertwined with politics, personal motivation, sales and government regulation. Here are some recent books and blogs related to those subjects which we have read and thought it very worth while to bring to your attention.

Books:

WIth the recent IRS controversy, we thought it a good time to reflect  on two books that brought similar issues to light years ago.  Each work provides explicit details regarding case after case of abuse.

“A Law Unto Itself”

by David Burnham

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“Unbridled Power”

by Shelley L. Davis

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Click Here to View Statement to US Senate

Inspiration:

Life is like a cup of coffee – An inspirational and motivational story. A Must See

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